Interaction between forest management for forest production and forest regeneration
Most tropical rain forest trees are dependent on disturbance of the dense forest canopy to create conditions necessary for their regeneration. Disturbance is both intrinsic and essential to the forest growth cycle. However, the speed and composition of the regeneration is contingent on the scale, timing and frequency of disturbance. Tropical rain forest trees can be divided crudely into two ecological classes, pioneer and climax species. Differences in the carbon, mineral nutrient and water relations of climax species result in changes in their relative competitive status as the nature of forest disturbance changes. Pioneer species exploit highly disturbed areas. This creates a disturbance threshold beyond which forest regeneration may be delayed or deflected. Excessive forest disturbance may also result in critical changes in phenological patterns, seed availability, and plant-animal interactions with detrimental consequences for regeneration.
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KOHA-OAI-BVE:581032020-02-03T21:24:05ZInteraction between forest management for forest production and forest regenerationWise management of tropical forests. Proceedings 40034 Adam, K.L. eds. 51447 Brown, N.D. 94291 Miller, F.R. 36428 Oxford Conference on Tropical Forests Oxford (RU) 30 Mar - 1 Abr 1992 Oxford (RU)1992Most tropical rain forest trees are dependent on disturbance of the dense forest canopy to create conditions necessary for their regeneration. Disturbance is both intrinsic and essential to the forest growth cycle. However, the speed and composition of the regeneration is contingent on the scale, timing and frequency of disturbance. Tropical rain forest trees can be divided crudely into two ecological classes, pioneer and climax species. Differences in the carbon, mineral nutrient and water relations of climax species result in changes in their relative competitive status as the nature of forest disturbance changes. Pioneer species exploit highly disturbed areas. This creates a disturbance threshold beyond which forest regeneration may be delayed or deflected. Excessive forest disturbance may also result in critical changes in phenological patterns, seed availability, and plant-animal interactions with detrimental consequences for regeneration.Most tropical rain forest trees are dependent on disturbance of the dense forest canopy to create conditions necessary for their regeneration. Disturbance is both intrinsic and essential to the forest growth cycle. However, the speed and composition of the regeneration is contingent on the scale, timing and frequency of disturbance. Tropical rain forest trees can be divided crudely into two ecological classes, pioneer and climax species. Differences in the carbon, mineral nutrient and water relations of climax species result in changes in their relative competitive status as the nature of forest disturbance changes. Pioneer species exploit highly disturbed areas. This creates a disturbance threshold beyond which forest regeneration may be delayed or deflected. Excessive forest disturbance may also result in critical changes in phenological patterns, seed availability, and plant-animal interactions with detrimental consequences for regeneration.MANEJO FORESTALREGENERACION NATURALCLAROSPRODUCCION FORESTALBOSQUE TROPICAL HUMEDOURN:ISBN:0850741254 |
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Most tropical rain forest trees are dependent on disturbance of the dense forest canopy to create conditions necessary for their regeneration. Disturbance is both intrinsic and essential to the forest growth cycle. However, the speed and composition of the regeneration is contingent on the scale, timing and frequency of disturbance. Tropical rain forest trees can be divided crudely into two ecological classes, pioneer and climax species. Differences in the carbon, mineral nutrient and water relations of climax species result in changes in their relative competitive status as the nature of forest disturbance changes. Pioneer species exploit highly disturbed areas. This creates a disturbance threshold beyond which forest regeneration may be delayed or deflected. Excessive forest disturbance may also result in critical changes in phenological patterns, seed availability, and plant-animal interactions with detrimental consequences for regeneration. |
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